Green Jobs for Nature and Lantra host an online festival, featuring LANSS, to celebrate careers in the ecological and environmental sectors!
Green Jobs for Nature, an initiative by the Chartered Institute for Ecologists and Environmental Managers (CIEEM) and Lantra are hosting a Green Careers Week Festival to celebrate Green Careers Week 2025. This week-long event, targeted at students aged 10-12 years old, features sessions from a range of professionals and organisations working within the ecological and environmental sectors.
LANSS will deliver a session on the Thursday afternoon titled "Who protects our landscape? – LANSS lessons from Cumbria". We will highlight careers involved in protecting Cumbria’s spectacular landscape! Along with exploring the different roles and responsibilities required to keep the landscape healthy and available for us to enjoy.
If you are a teacher, school staff or an organisation which works with students aged 10-12 years, old use the link below to find out more about the other sessions during the week and book your place to attend.
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